Multimedia (6078 programs)

Pros: Free to download and use. Seamless streaming experience. Video calling functionality. Better content discovery.

Cons: Same interface. Limited gaming capability.

Pros: Compatible with video players. Play HEVC video files.

Cons: Engineered for devices with more advanced hardware. May not work as intended.

Pros: New effects. Improved interface. More efficient encoder. Improved process of importing video.

Cons: Can be complex for beginners.

Pros: Simple. intuitive interface. Small download and lightweight install.

Cons: Limited editing capabilities. Limited support.

Pros: Easy interface. Assignable hotkeys. Raises and adjusts audio on the fly.

Cons: Doesn't always eliminate feedback. Limited customization options.

Pros: Comprehensive audio and MIDI editing. Professional mixing environment. Customizable workflow. Extensive sound library.

Cons: Can have a steeper learning curve. The interface can feel dense initially.

Pros: Accurate .DWG and .DXF viewing. Batch file conversion for backward compatibility. Reliable performance with large files. Frequent updates.

Cons: No markup or commenting tools. Large installation size for a viewer. Slight learning curve for new users.

Pros: Completely free and open-source. Wide range of 3D modeling and animation tools. Cross-platform support. Active community and constant updates. Highly customizable with Python API.

Cons: Steep learning curve for beginners. Advanced features require significant practice.

Pros: Supports a wide range of file formats. Batch processing for multiple files. Chapter markers and subtitles. Cross-platform compatibility.

Cons: Steep learning curve. Lacks in-app tutorials. Requires installation of certain codecs for specific features.

Pros: Full-featured multitrack and waveform editing. Spectral frequency display for surgical edits. Non-destructive editing preserves originals.

Cons: Steep learning curve for advanced features. High resource usage in large sessions. Lacks some specialized music production tools found in DAWs.

Pros: The majority of common codecs are contained within this package.. All versions of Windows are supported (starting from Windows XP)..

Cons: K-Lite Codec Pack is not intended to be used with Mac devices.. The user interface is slightly complicated for beginners..

Pros: Easy access to editing tools. Loads images using the entire user interface. Saves your edited images as separate files. Can save edited photos in various formats.

Cons: Limited editing tools. Does not offer options for creating file associations.

Pros: Features virtually unlimited templates. Integrates high-quality printing. Supports advanced editing tools. Intuitive for beginner designers.

Cons: Doesn’t have pen tool or vector editing. Restrictive and not much depth in terms of pixel-by-pixel modifications.

Pros: Wide range of features. Supports multiple file formats. Optimizes ISO file storage. Fast processing. Lightweight.

Cons: Complicated interface. Trial version limitations. UI less intuitive for beginners. Potential learning curve.

Pros: Comes with a simple interface. Free to use. Lets you create playlists. Supports MKV files.

Cons: Doesn’t feature a help tab. Lacks configuration options. No support for video streaming. Doesn’t work with a lot of file formats.

Pros: Loads and runs much faster. Free to use. Measures pixels, draws histograms and more. Contains hundreds of plugins and macros.

Cons: Fiji is a better solution for users in life sciences field.

Pros: Non-linear editing. DVD burning features. Abundant visual effects. Simple interface.

Cons: Basic video editing features.

Pros: Free to download and use. Lets you lock the volume to avoid loud sounds. Adjusts the volume for different output devices.

Cons: Occasional crashes.